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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8842, 19 June 1907, Page 3

CARPETS. WE opened a Now Shipment of OAKPETB in Axminstcr nnd ißnesols—Piece Goods'*Squares. The Msortmeat is varied, the Quautica etn mets excellent, the Colourings b;m Designs are the Best we have aver handled, Wo /cel euro that there is no better selection of these Goods, nor can the same doss of Goods be bought at lower figures. Brussefloorer, 9 by .9, £4, £4 Sa Brussola Squares, 9 by 10ft. 6ic„ £4 17c 6d, £B 10s, £6 Brussels Soaaios, 9 by 12, £6 10s, £6 loe, £7 10a Brussels Squares, 12 by 12, £7, £8 53 • Biasso Squares, 12 by 18ft. 6 : n. £ ss, l‘!0 Axininst, > hem £ to £l6 10b ftafr Jiunuern from 2s 9d (o ISa 61 yard VICTOR lA™HOUSE, i **AS.tWSB TOEd Of. The J Store that Serves you Eight. CHESTER BAZAAR

20 xo 25 PEE CENT. OFF LARCH-S VASJSS For one Week Only. To Clear for CASH. See Snow Window. MIL SON & COLE'S MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDIKG. A FEW YEARS AGO the CLARKSON CYCLE sprang into existence, tho trade wo aid then was not much/ But it grow | —and grow—and grew. saw that the CLARK?ON Cl OLE wan no ordinary kind of C jelo. ana they soon found out its superiority; Hence its popularity, It is fitted with all tho Latest Improvements. and tho price, £lB fs within the reach of everyone. Onr EASY TEEMS TABLE will be sent to you on receipt of your Postcard W. OIABKSON. CYCLE AGENT, PEILD x N G. A. J. HAYWAFP, Agent for Mar-on Man accustomed to sheep, f p with ooupla of good dogs. Stato previous experience. Apply—-Box G, Utiku.

WANTED to Sell—s Drawer Singer Sewing Machine, nearly new, cost £]3. Will sell for £6 10’, owner leaving. Apply “Anxious,” Advocate Office. FeildWANTED —A icrueatio Help. Mrs T. White, Marten. Apply %i/ ANTED—Ladies’ and Gentlemen res' * quiring Evening Gloves, Slippers, and Dress Ties to visit MoELDOWNEY’S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihapo. TJO'ANTED to correspond with gen- *. tleman (any ago) with, view to matrimony. Must be good judge of Farm Property, ns 1 intend to purchase one from FEANX 11. DUNNE, Land and Lstato Agent of Marton. Photos exchanged. Address—“ Hilda,” ejo Feank 11. D k, Land Agent, Marton. IVri- Shipment of Canadian Eubbcrs d-r-A- has arrived from Vancouver. Ladies' Gum Boots 9s 6d. Girls’ Gum Soots 8s 6d, 9s 3d, Men’s Goloshes 3s lid, 4s 3d, 4s 9d, os Gd, Ladies’ Goloshes 2s ild, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s Cd. JOHN COBBE, Boot Importer, MEN’S Warm Winter Underclothiuy. Colonial Lambswool Undershirts and Pauts 3s Gel, 4s Gd, 4s lid, os 6d, 6s 3d, Gs lid to 9s 6d. The Eoslyn Delta Finish Unshrinkable Underpants and Shirts, 8s Cd, 9s Gd, 9s lid, 10s 9d. Buy now before the rise takes effect. JOHN COBBE, Feilding. A T JOHN COBBE’S—Eich Long Velvet Mantles, trimmed with silk braiding, usually 49s Gd, now 29s Gd, 65s now 455, 75s now 355; Silk Mantles: richly trimmed, 65s now 29s Gd, 84s now 455. Cloth Mantles, 65s for 37s Gd. VTJ ANTED—Onr Boys tj coma along _V ¥ and get fitted for Suita, Golf Stockings and Overcoats. Big Stocks & Sterling Values at- J. McELDOWNEY-S Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihape. VV7ANTED—Flannelette Buyc-rs to see ¥ * our Values in White, Pink, Cream and Striped Flannelettes. Prices as cheap as ever, at less than same goods can bo landed in New Zealand to-day at McELDOWNEY’S Stores, Marton, Hunterville, and Taihape. WANTED— -Hosiery buyers to sea our • values in Plain and Bibbed Cash-mere-Hose. These goods were bought at old prices, and less than we cap btiy sarpo goods to day. At J MoELDOWNEY’S Stores, Marten, Hunterville and Taihape,

YCLISTS NOTE.—REYNOLDS, Ltd., with anything in the Cycle Line within twenty-four hoars from receipt of order at 20 per coat, cheaper than your local agent. Post us your order to-day. TCrOIt SATE, a small number of Good JD Solid Totara Sttaineta at Bargain Prices, Apply at once to Ken Kea lb, the Mart, Marion. WANTED KNOWN—That “The Phoneries,” opposite platform, Main Street, do not require to giro their .goods away, the demand for music ami records being so enormous. rANTED KNOWN—That visitors waiting for the Trains after seeing the Show, may spend a pleasant half hour at “ The Pliocenes," opposite platform, where the brightest arid sweetest music may be heard. Open every night till 10 o’clock. WANTED KNOWN That the largest and best stock of Edison’s Eecnrds and Phonographs may be obtained at “ The Phoneries.” Main .Street West, opposite platform. TNT"ANTED - Football and Hookey enthusiasts to visit REYNOLDS iSPQETS DEPOT, The Square, Pal--1 .ojsrston North, where there is a fine abisoctenont of this Season’s Requisites OluiW .are allowed a liberal discount. They .hays also r a view Golf Glebs by the beat mskoifl, and Guns and Ammunition in great..variety. • ANTED KNOWN—For Kapoo Beds, Blankets, Eider Down Quilts, Satin and Honey Comb Quilts, go to Id WlLSON,Eongotes, Palmerston North, can supply jou

W‘ ANTED KNOWN—Gum Boots, Hob Boots, Watertights, and afl seasonable Footwear. Lowest Prices for Beat Goods. D. WILSON, Eongotea. WANTED KNOWN For .Beet ■ w Value inTEAB, go to WILSON’S, Eongotea. _ ' WANTED - KNOWN—For Household Ironmongery, Galvanize Iron and Wire, Cement, and all Farm Requisites go to or write to D, WILSON, Eongotea, for quotations. W'"~ ANTED TO SELL Gent’s B.S.Ai Bicycle. Just been overhauled and examine and'had one new tyro fitted, Trice, JEB lOs cash. Easy terms arranged. ADAMS, Lm, late Adams Star Cycle Co., Avenue, Wanganui, TfeO YOU WANT A BIOYOLE jL? Got it now. Write to G. BABEY & Co.,' Foilding for their list of Secondhand Machines, Guaranteed in good order. Prom 50s. - rip HE PEEMIER STABLES, Feild J. icg, are fisted with all the latest conveniences required by the travelling public, - TJp-So-daipVehieks for bira. also, Saddle and Harness Horses. Charges moderate. Also, roomy Loose Boxes to let, suitable for racehorses. Telephone 95.—F. FLAVALL, Pro* rietor. TTIOB ‘SALE—Good,sound' SeoondX! hand CYCLES,' including Maatey Harris; 1 udge, Singer, '.Centaur, Huinbex, Genuite 8.5. A., National. Prices rom 60s. Complete with Accessories nd- Gooi Tyres. G> "BABEY &Go